Would you share your food with your friend if your friend does not bring lunch?
Yes, sharing food with a friend who does not have lunch is a kind and caring gesture.
Sharing food shows friendship and helps ensure that everyone has something to eat.
It is important to be helpful and caring towards others, especially friends.
Explanation
Page 8 asks this value-based question to encourage children to think about sharing and caring. The chapter earlier mentions 'Chhappan bhog' which is special food prepared on festivals and auspicious occasions in honour of guests, friends, and family, emphasizing the cultural value of sharing food.
Solution Steps
Sharing food with a friend who does not have lunch is a kind and caring gesture
Sharing food demonstrates friendship and ensures everyone has something to eat
Being helpful and caring towards others, especially friends, is important